McKean County
Prospect Hill Fire Tower Project – Phase I
The McKean County Historical Society begins the phased project to restore a fire tower and preserve a community's heritage and history.
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The Lumber Heritage Region of Pennsylvania Inc. (LHR) is excited to announce the launch of our 2024 Mini-Grant Program. We invite eligible organizations to apply for funding to support projects that align with our mission of preserving and promoting the region’s rich lumber heritage.
Funding for the Lumber Heritage Region 2024 Mini-Grant Program is provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Bureau of Recreation and Conservation (BRC). All applications must adhere to statewide rules and regulations set forth by the DCNR.
Eligible applicants for the Mini-Grant Program include:
Projects must be located within the boundaries of the Lumber Heritage Region, which encompasses 15 counties: Warren, McKean, Potter, Tioga, Forest, Elk, Cameron, Clinton, Clarion, Jefferson, Clearfield, Lycoming, Centre, Indiana, and Cambria.
Projects must be completed, and funds expended by February 28, 2025. Applications are due by 4:00 PM EST on February 8, 2024.
Projects should implement recommendations from the LHR Management Action Plan and strategic priorities. Highest priority will be given to projects focusing on the use of technology to promote the heritage of the area. Eligible activities include but are not limited to:
To apply, complete the Mini-Grant Application form available on the LHR website. Submit your application via email to Holly Komonczi, Executive Director, at hkomonczi@lumberheritage.org. Please include “2024 Mini Grant” in the subject line.
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For detailed information on the application process and to access the necessary forms, visit our website or contact us at 814-761-4207.
The Lumber Heritage Region is one of Pennsylvania’s 12 Heritage Areas, covering 15 counties. Our mission is to provide technical, educational, and financial assistance to communities, local governments, businesses, and the general public. We coordinate programs that interpret the region’s unique lumber history, celebrate its living heritage, and foster a greater understanding of the contemporary lumber and forest products industry. Through our efforts, we aim to enhance the region’s economy, conserve historic and natural resources, and promote tourism.
Join us in our mission to preserve and celebrate the rich lumber heritage of Pennsylvania. Apply for the 2024 Mini-Grant Program and make a lasting impact on our community and environment.
McKean County
The McKean County Historical Society begins the phased project to restore a fire tower and preserve a community's heritage and history.
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The ANF Region Video Project created 10 promotional videos which will be uploaded on the website www.VisitANF.com, You Tube, Facebook, Instagram, and Google.
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The Allegheny Forest Alliance (AFA) and the Allegheny Hardwood Utilization Group (AHUG) partnered in the production of an educational video titled, “ANF – A History of Sustainable Forest Management".
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